Lesson Ninesuch… that “Such that” is similar to “so.” It expresses a quality that is large or small in amount. It’s used with adjectives that come before nouns. |
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examples 1. That house is such a scary place that no one wants to go inside it. | |
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2. New York City is such a big place that it’s easy to get lost. | |
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3. The Statue of Liberty is such a famous landmark that everyone knows where it is and what it represents. | |
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4. They’re such big fans of the team that they never miss a game. | |
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5. Bears are such powerful animals that they can kill you with one swing of an arm. | 
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Note: It’s not always necessary to use “that” with such, but it often is. The meetings became such a big waste of time that everyone stopped going to them. The meetings become such a big waste of time, everyone stopped going to them.
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